MUSO’s In 2024, piracy didn’t vanish - it evolved. MUSO tracked 216.3 billion visits to piracy websites last year. While that’s a modest 5.7% decline from 2023, the full picture is far more nuanced. Beneath the surface, some sectors surged while others receded, painting a...
MUSO’s latest data analysis reveals that Portugal continues to experience significantly higher levels of digital piracy compared to the rest of Europe — with more piracy visits per internet user than any other country in the region.
ICMP, the global trade body for the music publishing Industry, has partnered with MUSO to provide content protection services to its worldwide membership – which spans Major, Indie music companies and 76 national trade associations on 6 continents.
As the global authority in digital piracy, MUSO will be at MIPCOM. Chris Elkins, Co-founder & Chief Strategy Officer and Chris Anderson, Head of Film & TV, will be there to demonstrate how MUSO piracy data can drive value, provide insight and help protect digital content.
MUSO’s new ‘Piracy by Industry’ Dashboard allows for comparison of trends month-on-month. For example, when comparing June to July of 2018 we can see a 4.72 per cent increase in global piracy. However, what’s even more interesting is the ability to break down the data by...
Global data shows more than 300 billion visits to piracy sites in 2017, a 1.6 percent increase from 2016 TV is the most regularly consumed pirated content, with 106.9 billion visits, followed by music (73.9 billion visits) and film (53.2 billion visits) Across music and...
MUSO, the authority on digital piracy, and EUIPO, acting through the European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights, have embarked on a project to assess the economic impact of digital infringement across the European Union, with MUSO providing the...
